Back when Arsenal was the personal fiefdom of Arsène Wenger, the players would finish training and sometimes feel they could do it all again. Modern professionals are supposed to need a sleep after training. Wenger’s usually did not. It is a different story now. Under Unai Emery the players know they have worked, and they certainly sleep. It is one example of the shifting sands at the club but, when the broader picture is laid out, it adds up to revolution. Sokratis Papastathopoulos strikes early as Arsenal pass Qarabag test with ease Read more “We’ve started from scratch, basically, with the new manager,” the goalkeeper Petr Cech says. “It feels like a new club,” the...
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